I'm not a big God of War Fan, but still enjoyed the first one of this Soft-Reboot. And Ragnarök is definitely a great sequel. Gameplay wise it's basically the same with a few additions. The story is interesting and fun, although sometimes it feels a bit off, as the characters have a very modern way to talk.
What I don't like about both of the last two God of War games is, that they often feel like "classic" video games. What I mean by that is for example: Sometimes you can't take a certain road, because it's blocked by something like small rocks, although Kratos would easily be able to climb that. So that's why it doesn't really feel like an open world, as you always have to take the roads.
But despite of that, it's amazing, that God of War Ragnarök still is so surprising at times, with different locations and certain unexpected events. The pacing is just excellent, with a great balance between fighting, puzzling and the narrative.
What I don't like about both of the last two God of War games is, that they often feel like "classic" video games. What I mean by that is for example: Sometimes you can't take a certain road, because it's blocked by something like small rocks, although Kratos would easily be able to climb that. So that's why it doesn't really feel like an open world, as you always have to take the roads.
But despite of that, it's amazing, that God of War Ragnarök still is so surprising at times, with different locations and certain unexpected events. The pacing is just excellent, with a great balance between fighting, puzzling and the narrative.